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Hello,Live Photos are enabled by default on iOS 9+ devices starting from iPhone 6S or later, and iPad 5th generation or later. A Live Photo comprises a representative or key photo and an underlying video. You can change the key photo by editing a Live Photo in the iOS Photos app. Learn more about Live Photos here: https://support.apple.com/en-nz/HT207310There are Advanced settings in Camera Uploads where we provide an option to enable or disable “Upload videos for Live Photos”.When enabled (it is enabled by default), both the key photo and the underlying video for each Live Photo will be uploaded.The upload format of the key photo depends on captured key photo’s format and the selection in “SAVE HEIC PHOTOS AS” section. If the key photo is captured in JPG format, it will always be uploaded as a JPG (.jpg) file. If the key photo is captured in HEVC format, the settings from “SAVE HEIC PHOTOS AS” section will be applied.The underlying video will be uploaded as H.264 format video with “.live.mp4” file extension. When disabled – only the key photo of each Live Photo will be uploaded.We have improved the app to upload the underlying videos for Live Photos to ensure all the data is backed up. However, we understand that it is not ideal to end up with 2 files for each Live Photo. We are working on merging them just like what Apple does on iOS. Live Photo assembly is not an easy task, and lots of other tech giants are working on that as well, like Twitter - https://9to5mac.com/2019/03/21/twitter-live-photos/We appreciate all the feedback and are working to improve and integrate new features with this feedback in mind.